Sadiq Khan has said in a letter to the capital’s transport commissioner he will not introduce a pay-per-mile scheme.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has pledged not to expand the ultra low emission zone scheme if he returns to the role after May’s election.
“The introduction and expansion of the Ulez has been necessary and effective. But now it’s in place and working, I will ensure the goalposts are not moved for drivers.” “He has spent £150 million building the technology for pay per mile, and now wants us to believe he won’t use it.
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